Vocabulary Word
Word: pundit
Definition: authority on a subject; expert; learned person
Definition: authority on a subject; expert; learned person
Sentences Containing 'pundit'
Since then, he has "guested" and commented in other blogs including "Brussels Journal", "Gates of Vienna", "Jihad Watch", "Document.no", "Faith Freedom International", "Free Republic", "Daily Pundit", "Global Politician" and "FrontPage Magazine".
Holland as a freelance pundit has appeared on nearly every media outlet covering football in the UK.
He has been a pundit on ESPN Sky Sports, appeared on BBC results service Final Score on the odd Saturday afternoon and appeared on ITV commentating on the UEFA Cup.
Some of the household names who presented shows on Capital included Alan Mann, Dave Simons, Darren Scott, John Berks, Jim Ellery, Tony Newman, Martin Bailie, Oscar Renzi, Kevin Savage, Tony Murrell, Alan Khan, Dave Guselli, Allan Pearce, Steve Crozier, Justice Ramahlola, Lee Downs, Barry Lambert, Kenny Maistry, Tony Blewitt, Brian Oxley, Treasure Tshabalala and former Magic 1548 Liverpool presenter Richard Jardine, brother of ITV1 Formula One pundit Tony Jardine.
During Euro 2012, the 47-year-old former player appeared as pundit for BBC's coverage of the tournament.
Charles "Chick" Young (4 May 1951) is a professional association football pundit, who regularly appears for BBC Scotland on "Sportscene" and "Sportsound".
You can watch Sophia regularly as a noted political pundit social commentator on MSNBC, CNN, TvOne's Washington Watch with Roland S. Martin and FOX during the 2012 Presidential Campaign.
While in Kasmira, he wrote his karikas which were well received there but he faced intense opposition, notably from Samghabhadra, a leading sarvastivada pundit, when he composed his bhasya.
Stephen Joseph "Steve" McMahon (born 20 August 1961) is an English former professional footballer, manager and sports television pundit.
He is currently a football pundit for the Asia-based sports broadcaster ESPN Star Sports.
In early February 2006 through 2007, McMahon signed an initial eighteen-month contract to work as a television pundit for Asia-based ESPN Star Sports, and has recently extended his contract by three years.
Dhurakij Pundit University (; , ; "dhurakij" translates to "business", "pundit" to "scholar") is a university located in Bangkok, Thailand.
Founded as Dhurakij Pundit College in 1968, and upgraded to a university status in 1984, it is one of the larger Thai private universities.
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Mann is the gadgets and games columnist for Readers Digest and a regular pundit on Sky News and BBC Breakfast; Zaltzman has written and performed comedy on BBC Radio 1 and Radio 4, and performed live with Josie Long and Robin Ince's Book Club and School for Gifted Children.
He can now regularly be seen as a touchline pundit for Sky Sports show Soccer Saturday.
In the American political blogosphere, the story was covered by The Drudge Report, Jack Shafer, Kaus at "Slate", Alex Coppelman at Salon.com, Rachel Sklar Lee Stranahan; (Stranahan also cross-posted his article to "Daily Kos") at "The Huffington Post", independent political pundit, James Joyner, Rod Dreher at "The Dallas Morning News", Paul Mulshine at "The Star-Ledger", and Guy Adams at "The Independent".
Bolling and political pundit Bob Beckel are known to take strong opposing positions on issues, positions that lead to heated exchanges.
Following the end of his one-year contract with Wolfsburg, Salihamidžić started work as a regular pundit for Sky Deutschland.
The piece, an attempt to articulate Cohen's self identified roles as academic, pundit, and father, was written as his son prepared to deploy to Iraq to fight a war the elder Cohen had been calling for since early 2001.
The scholar in me is not surprised when our leaders blunder, although the pundit in me is dismayed when they do.
Nicholas now works as a pundit on the Sky Sports News programme Soccer Saturday and Sky Sports' coverage of the Scottish Premier League Scottish Cup and Scotland Internationals.